Dr Arthur Schmidt of Postville Dies at 62
Dr Arthur A Schmidt longtime Postville physician died Monday afternoon from a throat infection on his sixty second birthday He was born in Guttenberein educated at St Johns University and University of Jown He was married to Otula Brandt and leaves two daughters Letia Schmidt and Dr Jove Schmidt Funeral Thursday at Community Presbyterian Church Garnaville cemetery burial by Brothers Love lodge A F and A M and O E S assisted by Rev R F Galloway and Rev Marvin Brandt Brother of Mrs Schmidt.
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Toledo Club Honors Veteran Business Men And Minister
Three Toledo men with fifty years of business service were honored at a Toledo Commercial Club dinner. Rev Oliver Stevenson, pastor of the Presbyterian church, leaves Toledo for Grundy Center. Speakers recalled early Toledo, with notes on neighboring Tama and longtime professionals.
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Stark Wins Iowa Bridge Contract For University Project
The Stark Cor nector company of Crear Ranks received a contract to build the University of Iowa bridge. The Gazette reports the Mercay service order favors Stark over rivals in a decision that impacts the campus construction timeline.
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Pioneer Linn County Woman 90 Years Old
Mrs Bowdish of Springville Iowa marks her 90th birthday at her Ames son Platts home. Born January 24 1844 in Washington Indiana she spent most of her life in Iowa with early pioneer roots. Surviving sons Platt Ames Fd Central City and John Springville with Ashes companion Mary Rollins.
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Name Scout Officers For Iowa City Area
Dean Wilbur J Teeters of the University of Iowa college of pharmacy has been reelected president of the Iowa City area council of the Boy Scouts. Other officers elected were Albert B Sidwell Town City vice president Frank Hite Marengo vice-president William Griffin Riverside vice-president Thomas Farres Town City treasurer R G Popham Iowa City scout commissioner and Glen Fordyce Iowa City scout executive.
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Calflesh May Keep Job Amid Public Works Probe
Washington reports indicate Robert W Calflesh will retain his post as United States attorney for the southern district despite a public works case heading to a grand jury. The move, seen as shielding the administration from party fallout, comes amid Democratic and Republican tensions over the probe and calls for leadership changes within the party structure.
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Expect Gold Wave Wednesday Night In Des Moines
Fragmented OCR reading mentions a weather or event titled Expect Gold Wave Wednesday Night in Des Moines. It notes references to waves, dates, and potential notes about time and place, but the readable text is highly garbled and unclear.
Williamsburg Man Tlome From China
A Williamsburg man described as having lived in China was reported in fragmented text. The note references travel, a 4 a year period, military service, and a March date, with garbled details about residence and a possible transfer or departure.
Anamosa Civil War Vet Dies In Los Angeles
Anamosa reports the death of a Civil War veteran in Los Angeles, notable as a longtime member of the Masaric ue and a 1882 constortory figure. He was an active GAR preacher and served until its dissolution, with ties to local Anamosa organizations. The discharge details note his burial at Platte for rites.
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Anamosa Thief Sent To Jail After Drugstore Theft
A Wyoming druggist was fined 309 and costs after a court found him connected to a pharmacy theft in Anamosa. Floyd Barber faced charges tied to forged checks and property crimes. Barber’s indictment and related sentencing include reformatory terms.
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Grinnell Conference To Host Noted Speakers From Across State
Readable fragments show Grinnell conference announcing speakers from New York and Evanston areas. Names include Dr Freres Frerrort Ty and Professor Saint Semnan. event plans cover farmer interests and church actions. Tentative dates around February and early year sessions noted.
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Iowa Savings and Trust to form new bank in Iowa
Fairfield stockholders approved a plan at a Tuesday meeting of brokers, creating the Iowa Bank and Trust Company with capital stock of 100000. The new bank will operate under the Iowa Savings Bank and the Iowa Loan and Trust Company names, continuing finance activities in the state.
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Road projects to employ 9000 men in Iowa funding
More than 5,000 workers will be hired in Iowa over the coming months on projects funded by 5.275 million dollars remaining from a ten million dollar federal grant to the Iowa highway commission. The program covers 35 miles paving 188 miles treated graveling 31 miles graveling 247 miles grading 25 railroad crossing eliminations and 10 special bridges. An additional 1.567 million dollars in regular state funds exist, but no specific allocation has been set.
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Mechanicsville Lodges Install Officers In Iowa
Verona Rebekah lodge held installations with Dorothy Randall district deputy president and staff from Tipton. Starlodge No 71 I C O F installed by Chris Wehde and staff from Tipton. Odell quarry near Greeley reports 170 yards of rock produced, 63 men employed, rock blasted with ten sticks per blast, rock hauled to highways and spread.
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Ellen Richard
Mary Busch
Ruth Boyd
Carrie Emery
Frank Richard
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Edna Dennis
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Tipton
Harold Shrope
J. R. Gunn
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Aaron Murray
Eldon Emery
Harold Hatcher
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Henry Files Elected Head Of Boy Scout Area Council
Henry M Files of Cedar Rapids was elected area council president for 1934 at the annual meeting held at the Y M C A. He has served as finance officer since 1924 and was treasurer for two years. Carroll C Thomas was named Scout executive, with Thomas Pinney as treasurer. The gathering heard a keynote by Dean C Harve Geiger of Coe College on habits shaping character and noted council gains in 1933 including 238 Scouts at Camp Waubeek and 741 Scouts in the area.
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Atle Poldevaart
Wilbur Robbie
James Maloney
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Rowley postmaster named acting at Rowley Iowa
Washington AP reports Postmaster General Farley appointed William Rohberg acting postmaster at Rowley Iowa. Quasqueton hosts home declamatory contest Tuesday evening with categories and contestants listed including Oratorical Cyril Franck Wayne Halstead Esther Moore and others. Postville death notices for 71 year old Louis Heckman and funeral plans announced. Edgewood Mills injury as Ralph Minkler loses middle finger and injures two others at Madison ice cream factory. Clermont Luther league elects officers and Waldorf College choir to perform March 16.
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Harry Buchanan
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Irene Sherrets
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Postville
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Mecklenburg
Germany
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Arbe Elmer
Rosina Kinsel
Chris Heckman
Ossian
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Clermont
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Native Indian Doctoral Graduate Visits Cedar Rapids
Mohan V. Raj born in Bombay India recently completed his doctorate at the University of Minnesota majoring in agriculture and arrived in Cedar Rapids Tuesday for a week long Midwest tour. He speaks six Indian languages plus English and has worked in Britain during World War I and traveled in India Europe and the United States. After touring he plans to return to India to publish an agricultural magazine to improve farming methods. He spoke to luncheon clubs in several cities and was in Waterloo before visiting Cedar Rapids. He is staying at the YMCA.
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